Sustainable kitchen design

Our Japandi Kitchen blends the warmth and natural elements of Scandinavian design with Japanese minimalism.

Overarching statements like being “done” with something as ubiquitous as can lighting is maybe a little dramatic, yes, but I’ve been discussing the topic with Emily back and forth for a few weeks now. It can be fun to be ...

We like to keep good green materials resources tucked away for that eventual day when we own a home and are working on a design/renovation. So, here’s a list of some of the best eco-friendly and sustainable kitchen countertops currently on the market.1. Squak Mountain Stone: An alternative to quarried stone, these slabs are made of fly ash, post-industrial crushed glass, and low-carbon cement. Cost $50/sq. ft.

Have you ever wondered if your kitchen could reflect more than just a place for cooking, perhaps embodying a spirit of adventure and artistic freedom? Bohemian decor, with its eclectic and vibrant charm, can transform the heart of your home into a visually intriguing and soulful space. In this article, we explore 29 boho kitchen ideas that invite creativity, color, and a touch of whimsy into your culinary quarters. From colorful tiles to unconventional art, discover how you can infuse every…

Looking to create a cozy and serene living space? Look no further than the Japandi color palette. This trendy design style combines the warm...

Your kitchen is one of the most frequented rooms in your home, so the design needs to be spot on. Infusing your kitchen with shades of green coupled with wooden accents will do just this! In this post, we'll explore 19 stunning green kitchen designs with wood accents that seamlessly blend style and sustainability. From

Incorporating natural wood elements is a cornerstone of simple organic modern kitchen ideas. Whether you’re choosing hardwood floors, a stunning wood-paneled accent wall, or wooden countertops, these features invite nature inside. The texture and warmth of wood balance perfectly with modern materials, giving your kitchen a stylish yet homey vibe. You can find unique wooden pieces at local lumber yards or specialty wood suppliers, which will make your kitchen truly stand out.

A client came to us with an ambitious project: to design a cotswold chapel kitchen that accommodates a family of 6, without any overcrowding.

They say it takes a village to raise a child. It was precisely this notion that the clients – a family of five with fast maturing children – embraced in the design of their Northcote home.